Currency devaluation and Keynesian economics

President Muhammadu Buhari’s insistence in Paris a couple of weeks previously, much like he had in 1984, that “devaluation would destroy the (Nigerian) economy” is uncanny in more ways than one.

Afam Nkemdiche

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